Under the sea… they use waterproof paints on their eggs. How do they get the chickens underwater to lay them though? A great Easter mystery, perhaps?
Credit: Doc Warner’s Alaska Adventures
underwater
Spongebob rates ya!
You have impressed the inhabitants of Bikini Bottom. Sponge approves.
Credits: Stephen Hillenburg and Nickelodeon via freak68, tenor, Made Juni Santosa, GIFs Community and Facebook
Crystal drain
It is the life of the crystal, the architect of the flake, the fire of the frost, the soul of the sunbeam. This crisp winter air is full of it. John Burroughs
Credits: utrippy and Tumblr via Seven Kingdoms, gif and Pinterest, BrainyQuote
Peering at the bottom of the pool
The distortion of tile through water. Colours of the rainbow oozing from the squares of greys and blacks. Beauty can be found in the most unexpected of places, like at the bottom of your jacuzzi.
Credits: Protobacillus and Tumblr via Roberta Owens, vapidvapor and Pinterest
In the middle of a feeding frenzy?
Hammerhead’s eye
Based on electrical activity in the sharks’ eyes, scientists think the shape gives hammerheads, like humans, excellent stereo vision and depth perception. Such traits may help the marine animals hunt speedy prey.
Credits: Discovery Channel, Shark Week and GIPHY, Ker Than and National Geographic News
The Meg
Me and a friend are planning to go to the Barking Showcase cinema for the opening show of the aquatic horror The Meg when it is released next month. Basically you have a massive prehistoric shark, the Megalodon, that likes to chomp submarines. It’s Jaws on steroids!
